The United States (U.S.) is reportedly holding discussions with representatives of the United Nations (UN) and other international organizations to send money to Afghanistan in addition to humanitarian aid. 

According to reports of Baaghi TV, the purpose of the discussions is to ensure the prevention of an economic and humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan. 

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The United States says it is looking for ways to send cash to Afghanistan in addition to humanitarian aid.

Political advisor and former intelligence officer serving as spokesman for the United States Department of State since 2021, Edward “Ned” Price, told a news conference that they were fully aware of the humanitarian situation in Afghanistan and were in contact with all international aid agencies to provide humanitarian assistance to the country.

He said discussions were currently underway with the United Nations and other international organizations on how to send cash to Afghanistan in addition to humanitarian aid to prevent economic and humanitarian crises there.

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The United States also says that it is by far the largest donor to Afghanistan, but that it cannot deal with the crisis on its own, so it urges countries in the region to continue their assistance.

Price did not comment on the status of the frozen assets, adding that the evacuation mission would continue and no end date had been set.

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